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Farmers Urged By O’Neal To Pay Debts, Buy Bonds INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 13.— — Edward A. O'Neal, president of the American Farm bureau, tonight ad vised farm folk to "use the addi tional income they receive during these times to pay their debta and to buy savings bonds to hold against the difficult days that are bound to come.’’ O’Neal, in a speech prepared for delivery at the 23rd annual conven tion of the Indiana Farm bureau, asserted that "all groups of the population should make up their minds to get along without some things for the duration of the emer gency.’’ "If people generally will reduce their purchases of goods voluntarily and save money instead of spending it,’* he went on, "the savings thus accumulated will form a backlog of purchasing power necessary to keep our industrial plants going and our labor employed when peace comes again ” • Emphasizing that the "immediate HAGOOD'S GROCERY WE DELIVER 4th & Nun Sts. Dial *774 DELIVERY SERVICE to Lake Forest, Shipyard, Sunset Park, Winter Park, Oleander Court Apartments Brealc-O-Morn and 7:30 COFFEE, lb_19c Fine Granulated SUGAR, 10 lb.59c Fancy Juicy ORANGES, dox._19c Delicious GRAPEFRUIT, 3 for_10c Extra Fancy CAULIFLOWER, head __25c Sweet or Irish POTATOES, 10 lbs._25c Celery or Lettuce, 2 for 17c Sweetheart SOAP, 4 cakes_21c Black Eye t 4% PEAS I < Pinto I 4W REAMS f ..... P.ed Kidney \ ‘■'AflO REAMS ) Standard Pack ( TOMATOES \ Mavfield 1 CORN | Nev Water Ground MEAL, 5 lbs. bag_12c Fancy L,eg Of LAMR, lb. _ 29c Sirloin Tijj ROAST, lb. _35c Tender Pot ROAST, lb_28c Meaty VEAL CHOPS, lb_23c Fresh PORK SAUSAGE, lb. ___27e Fresh Pork Sides and Shoulders, lb. 23c Fresh Pork HAMS, lb. _27c Hind less Sliced RACON, lb_28c Brookfield RUTTER, lb_40c Electric - f Up Portables .. |4 Up Radios $90.95 Radios $10.95 Battery ....- All Up Automobile . lOup Phonographs $0.95 Phonographs $19.95 Hand Wound- 0 Up Electric ..... . 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FKONT Easy Budget Terms DIAL 6238 I DAVIS PRODUCE MARKET 1 { Next To City Market_ Phone om ( I Large Juicy Florida ——— ORANGES ... .doz. 23c Fresh Home Grown SPINACH .„.........2 lbs. 25c Thin Skinned Juicy GRAPEFRUIT ..... ,r.,....... 6 for 23c Home Grown i BROCCOLI.. bunch 19c — ALSO — FRESH LIMES CUCUMBERS CELERY CABBAGE EGG PLANT ACORN SQUASH TOMATOES YELLOW SQUASH PUMPKINS job of the nation is the defense job,” 1 he recommended that the govern ment should follow policies “which will best maintain fair economic bal ance among the various groups, so; that readjustments following the j war may be made with the least pt/3- . sible disturbance. ’ The farm leader expressed belief; that the present "is no time to adopt hasty and ill-considered policies which are unfair to any group ini the country’’ and declared that: “the time has not j'et arrived’’ for.' levying of a general sales tax or a manufacturers’ sales tax. “Sooner or later all groups must realize that all, in the long run, will be better off if they will get together on a program of building a greater America, instead of each group working selfishly m its own parti cular interest, O’Neal said. “This country can not continue to develop as a great nation, we can not continue to raise our average standard of living, we can not hope to maintain and preserve our demo cratic institutions, unless our na tional economy is made to function in the intereit of all groups and every citizen.’’ ITALIANS SENT TO RED FRONT British Naval Source Says Convoys On Way To Africa Re-Routed ISTANBUL. Turkey, Nov. 12. — (Delayed)—W—An informed naval source close to Ais diplomatic quarters said today that Italian troops, outfitted for tropical war fare in North Africa, were being re-routed at sea on German orders and sent to Piraeus. Greece, to be re-outfitted for the Russian front. Disorganization arising from this was said to be partly responsible for recent British naval successes against Ais convoys. The British have announced that two convoys were destroyed in one stroke by a naval patrol Sunday and that two days later six Axis ships were sunk by submarines. Cruisers assigned to meet the convoys at regular rendezvous points have missed the ships, it was said, leaving them feebly pro tected. Two cruisers were present, however, for the Sunday battle off Taranto. Ft. Bragg 9th Division Enters Wagram Bivouac FORT BRAGG, Nov. 13.—W— The Ninth Division, which has been away from its base since Septem ber, today moved to a camp at Wagram, 30 miles southwest of Fayetteville, in preparation for the First Army maneuvers. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Renew your fire or auto Insurance In a strong non-assessable mutual company. Curren* savings 25 pel cent. F. E. LIVINGSTON & CO. MUTUAL INSURANCE ! MONEY TO LOAN ON ANYTHING OF VALUE No Loan Too Larro— Non# Too * man Cape Fear Loan Office WILMINGTON’S NEWEST 12 8. Fron 8t. Dial 21858 ~ COME AND SEE The Beautiful New Homes Reins Built In COLONIAL VILLAGE Just Off Wrightaville Turnpike Back of New Forest Hills JOHN CROSLAND CO. POPE'S JEWELERS New Location 105 MARKET STREET ■T HELLO, YANK! On a recent visit to the camp of the 60th Rifles (Kings Royal Rifles) of the British army, John G. Winant, U. S. ambassador to Britain, chats with a Yankee vol unteer. There are five American volunteers in the famous regi ment.—Central Press Photo. METHODISTS ASK BAN ON LIQUORS Conerence Would Stop Sale Near Fort Bragg And Other Army Posts DURHAM, Nov. 13. —W>— The North Carolina Methodist confer ence today urged governmental agencies “to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors in the coun ties and districts surrounding Fort Bragg and other military camps where our boys are being trained in our national defense program.” The appeal was contained in the report of the Board of Temper ance which reaffirmed the confer ence’s historic support of absolute prohibition in the state. Cale K. Burgess of Raleigh, chairman of the board, presented the report and supported it with an address entitled. “Cumberland county liquor stores must be closed.’’ The record of liquor sales in Cumberland county is shocking,” Burgess declared. “Liquor sales in this camp area during the pres ent fiscal year will exceed $1,000, 000. . . . Sales during the last four months exceed the total sales for the year ending June 30, 1938, by $28,394.10.” “A large majority of this liquor is being sold to the boys who have been called from their homes to enter training for national de fense,” he continued. “. Cumberland county and North Carolina have a high patriotic and definite moral responsibility to prevent the sale of liquor in the Fort Bragg area, both legal and illegal.” The temperance board report asked “friends of temperance” to ‘nominate and elect legislators who will outlaw” alcoholic bever ages, and “nominate and elect sheriffs, judges and other law en forcemeent officers who will en force the laws against liquor.” The five-day conference will end tomorrow after Bishop Clare Pur cell reads his list of appointments, under which more than 300 min isters of the conference will be assigned to pastorates for the com ing year. ine conierence voted today to hold the 1942 meeting at St. Paul’s church in Goldsboro. The conference acted to increase revenues of the Methodist orphan age at Raleigh which takes care of some 300 children. A levy on churches of six per cent of what they raised last year was ap proved—exclusive of sums raised for buildings and to pay debts. The orphanage has been oper ating at a deficit under the old system by which it got 10 per cent of pastors’ salaries and the proceeds of special collections. A delegate estimated the 6 per cent levy would raise $71,000 as com pared with $55,803 raised last year. 1 USO-YWCA Group Plans Negro Party Tonight Wives of negro soldiers and de fense workers in Wilmington are invited to attend an informal re ception, sponsored by the YWCA and the United Service Organiza tions, which will be held from 4 to 7 p. m. at the center at 613 Nun street Friday. EPISCOPAL RECTOR DIES ROCKY MOUNT. Nov. 13.—(A>^— The Rev. B. N. DeFoe Wagner, 61, rector at Warrenton’s Emmanual Episcopal church for the last 15 years, died in a hospital here late today. 3 von CAN'T lit 1 NEW by eh: Rut you can guard the once you tow. Well examine your eye*, tell you their exact condition. SEE DS TO BEE BETTER Eye* Examined. Olacae* Fitted DR. W A. KAMER Hu I lurk Building MOVING? EFFICIENT Is the Word tor Our MOVING SERVICE PRICKS REASONABLE Farrar Transfer & Storage Warehouse DIAL 5317 BAPTISTS HEAR CAPT. NEWMAN Noted Educator Stresses Public Schools’ Rolle In U. S. Democracy Capt. James R. Newman, secre tary of the Camp Davis Barrage Balloon school, give an address en titled, “The Role of the Public School in National Defense,” before members of the Baptist church Thursday evening. He recently gave the same talk at the annual meeting of the New York State School Board associa tion in Syracuse. The speech, which was well received, empsa sized the duty of the American pub lic school system in the preserva tion of democracy. In his address, he issued a sharp warning that the next few years would be an “all out” fight, not to save England, but “to preserve for tomorrow’s children the blessings of liberty." He further stated, “if we are to defend our American way of life, we must arm ourselves with facts, as well as with guns. The best thing the schools can do for na tional defense now is to teach chil dren that the coveting of that pos sessed by others has always been the motivating force behind the rise and development of every great nation of people.” Next week, Captain Newman will give the same address in New York before the 16th District of the Long Island Parent-Teacher association. Before entering the Army, Cap tain Newman was well-known in educational circles, being supervis ing principal of the 16th District i Public schools of New York state. 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